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BUFFALO, N.Y. Will every household soon have a 3-D printer? How does origami lead to safer airbags and other innovations? Will robots do more than vacuum your home? Technological advancements plus investment is pushing robots from niche industries into everyday life.

There was a major natural gas leak near the Town of Tonawanda and Buffalo border Thursday morning, according to Town of Tonawanda Police.

BUA seems to take the idea of summer "camp" literally. This is the favored season for Buffalo theater legend and grand diva of the BUA stage, Jimmy Janowski, to put on a dress and to flip his wig.

Drug reform advocates across New York state are demanding emergency access to medical marijuana for critically ill patients after a 9-year-old girl who suffered from debilitating seizures died last week due to complications with her disorder.

Way back in 1993 the state Department of Environmental Conversation told the City of Buffalo to dredge Scajaquada Creek to remove decaying human excrement and other sludge that was up to five feet deep in some places.

Artvoice's weekly round-up of featured events, including our editor's pick for the week: four picks from The Infringement Festival which begins Thursday, July 24th.

If you've switched on your radio in the past six months you've probably noticed a new rock music station at the end of dial: 107.7 Alternative Buffalo.

Pursuant to the Agreement, upon closing, Cognigen will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Simulations Plus and will continue to operate under the Cognigen name.

The Department of Transportation proposed new regulations for trains that transport crude oil and ethanol, responding to concerns over derailments as domestic oil production booms.

The UB Music Library has opened an exhibition, "Cameron Baird: Bringing Paul Hindemith and Aaron Copland to Buffalo," which looks at how he attracted the tremendously gifted composers to Buffalo.

Workers from Solar Liberty, a solar panel installation company headquartered in Buffalo, put the finishing touches on a solar photovoltaic system situated atop the Orchard Park Fire District's Central Station on July 14. Implemented jointly by the New York Power Authority and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, the project ... (more)

DuPont will pay a $440,000 penalty as part of a consent decree approved by the U.S. District Court in Buffalo.

Researchers from George Washington University in Washington, DC, and the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, NY, have found that tumors and the cells implicated in autoimmune diseases both express the same inhibitors of cell destruction.

A dairy business that grew and flourished when North Jersey's new suburbs swelled with families hungry for milk and milk products is being sold at auction this week, another sign that milk no longer is America's go-to beverage for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

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Umphrey's McGee is thrilled to announce fall tour dates that bring us back through the Midwest and East Coast, with a couple stops in the ol' Mitten and some first time venue visits as well.

July 21, 2014 - Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman today announced that at the request of his office and the Federal Trade Commission, Federal District Court Judge Richard J. Arcara issued a preliminary injunction halting a debt collection operation charged with violating New York State and Federal law, including New York's consumer protection ... (more)

Buffalo police seek driver who hit toddler Toddler in critical condition two days after struck by car that drove away Check out this story on pressconnects.com: http://press.sn/1ry6sxH Police in Buffalo are looking for the driver of a car that sped away after hitting a 2-year-old girl who had run into a street on the city's east side.

Moving east along the Lake Erie shoreline to the Buffalo area would mean more snow and a big increase in state income taxes for Greater Clevelanders.

"As academics we can spend a lot of time thinking and writing, but if it falls in the forest and doesn't make a sound, it's not accomplishing what we hope it will accomplish."